Nobody 2 vs. Nobody Box Office: How Much Bob Odenkirk’s Sequel Must Earn To Outgross The Original

Breaking Bad actor Bob Odenkirk’s high-octane action-thriller Nobody 2, the sequel to the explosive 2021 hit Nobody, is now playing in theaters and has impressed film enthusiasts with a 78% critics’ score and an 89% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes (Source: RT). With $16.6 million from the North American market and an additional $11.7 million from international territories, the film has grossed approximately $28.2 million worldwide.

With an estimated $25 million production budget, it remains to be seen whether Nobody 2 can turn a profit before concluding its theatrical run. As of now, the film has yet to secure a spot among the top 50 highest-grossing movies of 2025 and is currently trailing behind Wolf Man, Bring Her Back, M3GAN 2.0, and Black Bag. Now, the big question is: how much does Nobody 2 need to earn globally to surpass the lifetime earnings of the original film? Let’s break down the numbers.

Nobody 2 vs. Nobody – Box Office Comparison

Here’s how the two films stack up at the global box office, according to the latest data from Box Office Mojo:

Nobody – Box Office Summary (Box Office Mojo)

• North America: $27.6 million
• International: $29.9 million
• Worldwide: $57.5 million

Nobody 2 – Box Office Summary (Box Office Mojo)

• North America: $16.6 million
• International: $11.7 million
• Worldwide: $28.2 million

As the numbers show, Nobody 2 still needs to earn $29.3 million more to outgross the lifetime earnings of its predecessor. With solid momentum and positive word-of-mouth, the sequel has a realistic chance of surpassing the original in the coming weeks. For now, the box office race is still wide open.